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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1966

Page

6

Dustfall Up In Cedar Rapids Amid Snow Shortfall

March dustfall in Cedar Rapids rose compared with 1965 as lack of snow left air in the southwest high at 69.8 tons per square mile. Noelridge park reported the lowest dustfall at 12.4 tons per square mile while industrial areas averaged 40.6 tons and residential 17.6. The health department also counted 65 confirmed venereal disease cases in March with 47 in Cedar Rapids.

Cedar Rapids City Health Department Otis Sunderman Sunderman Eighth Avenue First Street Noelridge Park The Health Department City Health Office State Health Department Albert Lindsay, Jr

Hearings on 1966 Paving Project Held

City council opened a public hearing on the 1966 paving program with more than a dozen objectors. Speakers including Virgil D. Evans and Joe Kadlee urged adjustments or exclusions for several streets and alleys, with officials temporarily reviewing the objections before a Wednesday afternoon session. Mayor Bob Johnson later said the Camburn Court alley segment was removed from the plan.

Joe Kadlee Second Street J Street Twenty-ninth Avenue North Western Virgil D. Evans Sixteenth Street Camburn Court Eighth Avenue Mt. Vernon Road Rodney Thorpe C Avenue Dalewood Avenue Thirty-second Knoll Third Fourth Avenues Twelfth Fourteenth Bob Johnson Sixteenth Streets SE

McNamara Defends Vietnam War Strength and Allies

In testimony McNamara says the United States can field 325000 combat troops in Southeast Asia without calling up reserves or imposing civilian distortions. He cites 240000 in Vietnam, 60000 on ships, 13000 in Thailand, and forces on Guam. He argues allied help keeps costs down and warns against arrogance as power grows. Senator Dirksen criticizes Ford’s war management while Ford pushes for Pentagon candor.

William Westmoreland Vietnam Ford Westmoreland Department of Defense Histon U.S Seventh Fleet Thailand Guam Southeast Asia Iive

Dodd Distinction in How Mesey Raised Funds

Senator Dodd told the senate ethics committee that $100,000 raised at two dinners for him was tax free gifts not campaign funds. Associates say there is a legal distinction between fund raising dinners and dinners for a official’s personal use. The Washington Post reported Dodd received $54,000 from a 1961 dinner and $47,000 from a 1963 dinner. The ethics inquiry follows columnists Pearson and Anderson’s charges that he diverted campaign funds for personal use.

Washington Dodd Senate Ethics Committee Washington Post Connecticut Democrat The Post Drew Pearson Jack Anderson

Elementary teacher shortage highlighted in Cedar Rapids meeting

At a Cedar Rapids Education Association Public Relations Committee gathering during Teaching Career Month, Chair Robert Arnold noted a shortage of elementary teachers. The CREA report covers education requirements, financing options, and career opportunities with salary trends and growth in specialized elementary roles.

Robert Arnold Cedar Rapids Education Assn Washington Arnold CREA Iowa U.S. Office of Education Washington, D.C National Defense National Honor Society National Merit Westinghouse Science General Motors Fifth Avenue New York City Waterstreet Boston Security Life and Trust Co Winston- Salem N. C American School Counselors’ Assn New Hampshire Avenue NW Washington, D. C Prudenttial Insurance Co Newark N. J Alaska California New York National Education Assn

Rusk Booed In Turkey During CENTO Visit

Secretary of State Rusk told CENTO members that communists have not renounced world revolution and said the alliance remains needed. He faced 200 booing students at the officers club. police clashed with demonstrators and arrested several as demonstrations continued.

Ankara Rusk Central Treaty Organization Demirel CENTO Pakistan U. S Britain India

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